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iature according 10 the population tC
be ascertained from time to time BY
the Official census. But until such ap
Portionment by the K legislature, the ap-
PortlOnment now established BY law
shall remain in force, with the following
exceptions, namely: there shall be
but two Il representatives. for the Districts
Of HilO and Puma on TIE Island Il
Hlwaii, tut ne for the DIsTricts II La
haina aud KaaRapali onfhe Island II
Maui, md but one for the District Of
Ko' 'laulOa and Waralua. on the Island
Of OAHU.
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be
eligib As a Representative Of the peo-
pie, unless ne be male.subject Of the
kingdom, who shall have arrived al
the iuil age Of twenty-one years; who
shall know how 10 read and write ether
the Hawaiian, English, or some Eu-
ropean language; who shall understand
accounts; who shall have been domIc.l-
ed in the Kingdom for at least three
years, the last Of which shall be the
year Immediately preceding his election;
and who shall own real estate within
the Kingdom of clear value, over and
above all encumbrances, of at least
i've hundred dollars; or who shall have
annual income Of at least two hundred
and fifty dollars, derived from any pro-
perry or some lawful employment
ARTICLE o.. Every male resident
Of the Kingdom, OF Hawaiian, Ameri-
can, or European birth Or descent, who
shall have taken an oath to support the
Constitution and laws in the manner
provided for electors Of MOBILES; who |
shall have paid his taxes; who shall
have attained the age of twenty years;
and shall have been domIciled in the
Kingdom for one year Immediately pre-
ceding the election; and shall know
how to read and write either the Ha-
waiian, English, or some European
language (rf born since the year IS4o). |
and shall have caused his name to be
entered on the list OF voters Of his dis
irict as may be provided by law, shall
be emitted tn one votr- for the Repre-
sentative OF Repre- sentatives Of that dis
iricI, prov ded, however. that the
Of being doniiciled in the
for one year Immediately pre-
,eding the election, and Of knowing
how to read and write either the Ha-
SaIian, English, or some European
language, shall not apply to persons
'esiding in this kingdom at the time
# the PRONUNCIATION OF this Constitu-
ion, if they shall register and vote at
he first election which shall be held
Inder this Cunsututi- 4.
ARTICLE g. No person shall sit a
Noble OF Representative n the Legs
ature unless elected under, and in
with, the provisions Of this
Constitution. The property or income
publication Of Representatives, Of
,obles, and Of Electors of Mobiles. may
& increased by law; and a property or
lcome qualification Of Electors d :
-eE1rs senratives may Is eEeat=d ana
-. ~ n u ~.
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hayior in It's presence; OF who. dnrin
the time Of ITS sitting, shall pubs
: any false report Of its proceed
ings, or insulting comments upon th'
same; or who snail threaten harm I,
the body or estate Of any Of its mem
bers for anything said OF done in tn,
Legislature; 1T WIN shall assault any o
them thrref II; or who shall assault q
arrest any witness OF other person
ordered 10 attend the Leglsl .ture, OF
his way going or returning; or VII.
shall rescue any person arrested By
order of the Legislature.
ARTICLE 81. The Legislature may
punish is own members for d.sorderI,
behavior.
ARTICLE s.. The Legislature shall
keep a journal Of us proceedings; and
the yeas and nays Of the members, On
any question, shall, at the desire OF Une-
fifth IF those present, be entered on
the journal
ARTICLE 81. The members Of the
Legislature shall, in all cases, except
treason, felony, or breach of the peace.
be privileged from arrest during their
attendance at the sessions of the Legs
Iature, and in going to and returning
from the same provided such priv
lege as to going and returning
shall not cover a period OF over twenty
days; and they shall not be held to
answer for any speech or debate made
in the Legislature in any Court or
place whatsoever.
ARTICLE S.. The Representatives
shall receive tor their services a CON-
Pensation to be determined by law, and
paid out Of the Public Treasury, but
no increase. of compensation shat take
effect during the biennial term IN which
It shall have been made; and no law
shall be passed increasing the compen-
sation Of Representatives, beyond the
sum Of two hundred and fifty dlllars
each for each biennial term.
ARTICLE Sc. A Noble shall be a
subject OF the Kingdom, who snail have
attained the age OF twenty fave years
and resided in the kingdom three
years, and shall be the owner Of taxable
property IN this Kingdom OF the value
Of three thousand dollars over AMI
above all encumbrancss, or in the re
ceIpt Of an income of not less than SIX
hundred dollars per annum.
ARTICLE 81. The MOBILES shall be
/ Court, with full and sole Authority to
near and determine all impeachments
made by the Representatives, as the
Grand Inquest Of the Kingdom, against
my OfficeFs Of the Kingdom, for mis-
;onduct or mAl-4dminlstration IN tier
'ffices; but previous to the tn II
very impeachment the MOBILES snail
be sworn, truly and Im
partially 10 try and determine the
barge IN Question, according to
evidence and law Their judgment.
however, shall not extend further thai.
D removal trom Office and dIsqualificA-
ION - mold Vt emily any place ~ honor,
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Council. II cNtrAtsftttnAry acNatou *
such time as the Cabinet Council may
deem necessary, thirty days note
tsereof being previously gwen.
ARTICLE 81. This Constitution
shsli be IN force from the 9Th day Of
Iuly, A D. 1887, but that there may
be no failure Of justice, OF Inconven-
fence to the Kingdom, from any
change, ali officers Of this kingdom, at
the time this Constitution shall take ef-
feet, shall have, hold, and exercise all
the power to them granted. Such
officers shall take an oath to support
this constitution, within sixty days after
the PRONUNCIATION thereof
ARTICLE So. Any amendment or
amendments to this Constitution may
be proposed in the Legislature and If
the same shall be agreed TO by ma
jority Of the members thereof, such
proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered on its Journal, with the
yeas and nays taken thereon, and re-
ferred to the next Legislature; which
proposed amendment or amendments
shall be published for three months
previous to the next election Of Repre-
sentatives and MOBILES; and if in the
next Legislature such proposed amend
uent or amendments shall be agreed to
by two-thirds Of all the members Of the
Legislature, such amendment or
amendments shall become part Of the
Constitution Of this Kingdom.
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- tn tAh1-
ARTICLE IS. Twen,y-four MOBILES
snam Us elecled as fellows: Six from
INC Island ii Hawaii; SIX iroW the l.
Lands vi Maui, MoIOk4I, and L4n.ii
nine from The Island Ol Oahu; anu
three from the Islands Of Kauai anu
Nhuzu. AT the hTst elrcton held un
nusr tniS Constitution, the NObics snail
Dc elected to serve until the general
election u the Legislature for the year
Of cur Lord 1890, at which election,
and thereafter, the MOBILES shall be
elected at the same time and places
as the Representatives. AT the election
for the year of our Lord 1890, one
third Of the MOBILES from each VI the
divisions aforesaid shall be elected for
two years, and one-third for four years,
and one-third for six years, and the cleo
tors shall ballot for them for such terms,
respectively; and at all subsequent gen
eral elections they shall be elected fJr SIX
years. The NOD,es shalt serve without
pay.
ARTICLE SO. Every male resident
OF the HAwaIlan Islands, OF Hawaiian,
American OF European birth or descent,
who shall have attained the age OF
twenty years, and shall have paid his
taxes, and shall have caused his name
TO be entered on the list OF vUters for
Mobiles for his District, shall be an
eiector Of MOBILES, and shall be entitled
to vote at any election OF Mobiles,
provided:
First. That he shall have resided
10 the country not less than three years,
and in the district in which he offers
to vote not less than three months am
mediately preceding the election at
which he offers &c vote.
SeeO46. That he shall own and be
possessed, in MS own right, OF taxabie
property IN this country Of the value Oi
not less than three thousand dollars
over and above all encumbranoes, OF
shall have actually received an income
II not less than six hundred d llars
during the year next preceding his
REGISTRATION for such e.ectisn.
Third: That he shall be able to
read and comprehend an ordinary news
PAPER printed in eiIh r the Hawaiian,
English, Or so.ue Eurspean language
Fourth, That he shall have taken
an oath 10 support the Constitutes
and laws, such oafn TO be administered
by any person authorized to sdministrl
oaihs, or by any Inspector Of Elections
Provided, however, that the require
ments OF three years residenceand 81
ability 10 read and comprehend ar
ordinary newspaper, printed eIthei
IN the Hawaiian. Engish, or sims
European language, shall not Apply tC
persons residing IN the Kingdom a, th'
time Of the PRONUNCIATION Of this Con
siitution, # they shall register and vot'
at the first election which shall be held
under this Constitution.
ARTICLE 90. There shall be twenty
four Representatives Of the People
elected biennially, except those frs
elected under this Constitution. whC
shall serve until the general elecqor
for the year Of our Lord, 1890. Th'
representation shall be based upoI
the principles Of equality and shall b'
regulated and apportioned by the I.egis
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tracing a Marriage may. by the pro
cIamation of the Reigning Sovereign,
be declared to hive forfeited his or her
right to the Throne, and after such
proclamation the right Of SUCCESSION
shall vest in the next heir as ihJugh
such offender were dead.
ARTICLE a. HIS Majesty Kala-
kaua viii, and his SUCCESSORS shall take
the following oath: soemnly swear,
in the presence of Almighty God, to
maintain the Constitution of the King
dom whole and inviolate, and to govern
in conformity Herewith
ARTICLE IS. No person shall ever
sit upon the Throne, who has been
convicted of any infamous crime, or
who is insane, or an idiot
ARTICLE 20. The King is the Com.
mander-in-Chief of the Army and
Navy, and Of all other Military Forces
of the Kingdom, by sea and land. But
he shall never proclaim war without
the consent Of the Legislature; and nc
military or naval force shall be organ
Ized except by the authority of ,hs
Legislature
ARTICLE 27. The King, by and
with the advice of his Privy Council
and with the consent of the Cabinet
has the power to grant reprieves anc
pardons, after conviction, for al
offenses, except in case of impeach
ment
ARTICLE 20. The King convene:
the Legislature at the seat Of Govern
ment, or at different place, if tina
. should become insecure from an enem,
or any. dangerous disorder, and pro
rogues the same; and in any grea
. emergency he may, with the advice o
the Privy Council, convene the Legs
lature in extraordinary session.
ARTICLE 90. The King has tn
power to make Treaties. Treaties in
volving changes in the Tariff or In an.
> law of the Kingdom, shall be REFEREES
! for approval to the Legislature. Tn
King appoints Public Ministers, VIII
shall be commissioned, accredited, AM
! instructed agreeably to the usage an,
law of nations.
ARTICLE 80. 1t is the Kings prerc
! gative to receive and acknowledg
!. Public Ministers; t. inform the Leg:
, latore by Royal Message. from time t
n time, of the state of the Kingdom; an
: TO recommend to its consideration sue
: measures as he shall judge necessar
and expedient
ARTICLE 81. The person Of tn
r King is Inyiolable and sacred. HI
; Ministers are responsible To tn
+ King and the Cabinet belongs tn
y Executive power. All laws th,t hsv
' passed the Legislature shall requir
: HIS Maesty's signatore in order I
their validity, except as provided
/ Article 4S.
II ARTICLE 90. Whenever, upon th
e decease OF the Reigning Sovereign, tn
IF heir shall be less than eighteen years {
|; age, the Royal Power shall be exercise
II by Regent or Council of Regency, /:
< hereinafter provided
ARTICLE SO. 1t shall be lawful f
IS the King at any time when he me-
be about to absent himself from II
III Kingdom, to appoint a Regent .
ie Council of Regency. who shall admit
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ncsscs who are produced against him
face TO face; TO produce witnesses and
proofs in MS own favor; and by himself
or bis counsel, at his election, to ex-
anime the witnesses produced by him
self, and cross examine those produced
against him, and 10 be fully heard N
his own defense. In all cases IN which
The right of trial by Jury has been here
tofore used, it shall be held inviol1ble
forever, except in actions OF debt or
assumpsit in which the amount claimed
is less than Fifty Dollars.
ARTICLE 8. No person shall be re-
CURED TO answer again for an oHense,
of which he has been duly convicted, or
, of which he has been duly acquitted
ARTICLE Q. No person shall be
compelled, in any criminal case, to be
a witness against himself; nor be de
prived of life, liberty, or property, with
out due process of law.
ARTICLE 10. No person shall SIT as
Judge or juror, in any case IN which
his relative, by affinity, OF by consan-
euinity within the third degree, Is inter
ested. either as plaintiff or defendant
or in the issue Of which the said judge
or Juror may have, either directly, Of
through such relative, any pecuniarl
interest
ARTICLE IL. Involuntary servitude
except for crime, is forever prohibited
in this Kingdom. Whenever slav'
shall enter Hawaiian Territory, he shall
be free.
ARTICLE H. Every person has tn
right to be secure from all unreasonable
searches and seizures of his person, hi
house, his papers, and effects; and NJ
warrants shall issue, except on probabl
cause, supported by oath or affirmation
and describing the place to be searched
and the persons or things to be seized
ARTICLE Is. The Government
conducted for the common good, ant
not for the profit, honor, or Privat
interest of any one man, family, or clas
Of men.
ARTICLE ~ Each member of 81
ciety has a right to be protected in tn
enjoyment of his life, liberty, and pro-
erty, according to law; and, therefor'
he shall be obliged to contribnt
his proportional share to the e,
peuse of this protection, and t
give his personal services, or a
equivalent, when necessary. Privai
property may be taken for public US
but only upon due process Of law an
Just compensation.
ARTICLE IS. No subsidy, duty, c
tax, of any description, shall be estat
lished or levied without the consent {
the Legislature; nor shall any none
be drawn from the Public Treasur
without such consent, except when, b.
tween the sessions of the Legislature
the emergencies Of war, invasion, rebe
lion, pestilence, or other public disast'
shall arise, and then not without ii
concurrence Of all the Cabinet, and
majority Of the whole Privy Councl
and the Minister of Finance shs
render detailed account of such e
penditure TO the Legislature.
ARTICLE I6. No retrospective Law
shall ever be enacted.
ARTICLE II. The Military shi
always be subject to the laws Of d
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land; and no soldier shall, in time o.
peace. be quartered in any house with
out the consent of the owner; nor in
time of war, but in a manner to be pre-
scribed by the Legislature.
ARTICLE IS. Every elector shall
be privileged from arrest on election
days, during his Attendance at election,
an.l in going 10 and returning there
fro n, except IN Csc of trea son, felony,
OF breach OF the peace.
ARTICLE 70. No elector shall be
so obliged to I.eform military duty. on
the day of election, as to prevent h.
voting; except in time of war, or public
danger.
ARTICLE 20. The Supreme Power
of the Kingdom. in its exercise, is
divided into the Executive, Legislative,
and Judicial; these shall always be pre-
served distinct, and no Executive or
Judicial officer, or any contractor or
employee of the Government, or any
person in the receipt of salary or emolu-
ment from the Government, shall be
eligible to election to the Legislature
of the Hawaiian Kingdom, or to hold
the position of an elective member ofthe
same. And no nemberofthe Legislature
shall, during the tina for which he is
elected, be appointed to any civil Office
under the Government, except that of
a r,,an,ha~ of ~. Cohs,a@
ARTICLE 81. The Government of
this Kingdom is that of a Constitutional
Monarchy, under His Majesty Kala-
kaua. Ills Heirs and Successors.
ARTICLE ~. The Crown is hereby
permanently confirmed to His Majesty
Kalakaua, and to the Heirs of His body
l1wfulIy begotten, and to their lawful
Descendants in a direct line; falling
whom, the Crown shall descend to Her
Royal Highness the Princess Liliuoka-
AMI, and the heirs of her body, lawfully
oegotten, and their lawful descendants
n direct line. The Succession shall
,e to the senior male child, and to the
leirs of ms body; falling a male child.
he succession shall be to the senior
emale child, and toihe heirs other body.
n case there IS NJ heir as above pro-
lded, the successor shall be the person
7hOm the Sovereign shall appoint with
he consent Of the MOBILES, and publicly
during the Sovereign's life;
ut should there be no such appoint
nent and proclamation, and the Throne
hould become vacant, then the :
,abInet Immediately after the occurring
{ such vacancy, shall cause a meeting 4
{ the Legislature, who shall elect by
allot some native Ali Of the Kingdom
5 Successor to the Throne; and the
uccessor so elected shall become {
ew STRIPS for Royal Family; and the !
accession from the Sovereign thus {
ected shall be regulated by the same {
w as the present Royal Family of :
Iawaii.
ARTICLE g. 1t shall not be lawful {
or any member Of the Royal Family
4 Hawaii who may by law succeed To
he Throne, TO contract Marrsage with
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HoNoLULU,
/, KALAkAUA, King Of the
Hawaiian Islands, in the presence Of
Almighty God, do s1lemnly swear to
maintain this Constitution whole and
Invi"late. and to govern IN conformity
therew'th.
KALAEAUA REX
Subscribed and sworn.to BET re me
this sixth day Of J ly, A. ID. 1887
A F. JUDD
Chef Justice Of tn Supreme Cunt.
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Grier, chairman Of the local Elk outlye
Committee OF The GRIND Army, to-
DAY received she following t.iegraT
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ftu a. | lid not aud 10 not thlnt
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success a The cncRmpm,n,. ! onl!
uig the Neharka comrades TO 20 q
n. Louie and ihkn part IN what vii
b. The greatest reunion We will eve
h.vsn
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